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クロード・カーアン
Claude Cahun
本名 Lucy Renée Mathilde Schwob
誕生日 (1894-10-25) 1894年10月25日
出生地 フランスの旗 フランス共和国ナント
死没地 ジャージー島の旗 ジャージーセント・ヘリア
墓地 聖ブレラド教会英語版
墓地座標 北緯49度11分03秒 西経2度12分10秒 / 北緯49.1841度 西経2.2029度 / 49.1841; -2.2029
国籍 フランス
運動・動向 シュルレアリスム
芸術分野 写真、著述、彫刻、コラージュ
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: Claude Cahun, 18941025  1954128[1]

 "agender" 使使1928[ 1][1]

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18941025Lucy Renée Mathilde Schwob[3]4[4]

1905cf.190719079[5]

[5]19121819301910使Claude CourlisDaniel Douglas1919Claude Cahun1920Suzanne Malherbe191723Marcel Moore

1922[6]

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1930 Aveux non-avenus, (Carrefour, 1930) 稿(1925) 1930[7]

193219362 (New Burlington Gallery) Exposition surréaliste d'Objets (Charles Ratton Gallery, Paris)1934 Les Paris sont Ouverts 1935Contre Attaque

192719471994[ 2]姿[8]

2007

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David Bowie[9]

第二次世界大戦時の活動[編集]


1937BBC19441954

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[4]40姿

2002 Claude Cahun  Écrits (ISBN 2-85893-616-1)

文献資料一覧(フランス語)[編集]

  • Vues et Visions (Pseudonym Claude Courlis), Mercure de France, No. 406, 16 May 1914
  • La 'Salomé' d'Oscar Wilde. Le procés Billing et les 47000 pervertis du Livre noir, Mercure de France, No. 481, 1 July 1918
  • Le poteau frontière (Pseudonym Daniel Douglas), La Gerbe, No. 3, December 1918
  • Au plus beau des anges (Pseudonym Daniel Douglas), La Gerbe, No. 3, December 1918
  • Cigarettes (Pseudonym Daniel Douglas), La Gerbe, No. 3, December 1918
  • Aux Amis des livres, La Gerbe, No. 5, February 1919
  • La Sorbonne en robe de fête (Pseudonym Daniel Douglas), La Gerbe, No. 5, February 1919
  • La possession du Monde, par Georges Duhamel, La Gerbe, No. 7, April 1919
  • Les Gerbes (Pseudonym Daniel Douglas), La Gerbe, No. 7, April 1919
  • L'amour aveugle (Pseudonym Daniel Douglas), La Gerbe, No. 12, September 1919
  • La machine magique (Pseudonym Daniel Douglas), La Gerbe, No. 12, September 1919
  • Mathilde Alanic. Les roses refleurissent, Le Phare de la Loire, 29 June 1919
  • Le théâtre de mademoiselle, par Mathias Morhardt, Le Phare de la Loire, 20 July 1919
  • Vues et Visions, with Illustrations by Marcel Moore, Paris: Georges Crès & Cie, 1919
  • Paraboles (Pseudonym Daniel Douglas), La Gerbe, No. 17, February 1920
  • Une conférence de Georges Duhamel (Pseudonym Daniel Douglas), La Gerbe, No. 19, April 1920
  • Marcel Schwob, La Gerbe, No. 20, May 1920
  • Boxe (Pseudonym Daniel Douglas), La Gerbe, No. 22, July 1920
  • Old Scotch Whisky, La Gerbe, No. 27, December 1920
  • A propos d'une conference and Méditations à la faveur d'un Jazz Band, La Gerbe, No. 27, December 1920
  • Héroïnes: 'Eve la trop crédule', 'Dalila, femme entre les femmes', 'La Sadique Judith', 'Hélène la rebelle', 'Sapho l'incomprise', 'Marguerite, sœur incestueuse', 'Salomé la sceptique', Mercure de France, No. 639, 1 February 1925
  • Héroïnes: 'Sophie la symboliste', 'la Belle', Le Journal littéraire, No. 45, 28 February 1925
  • Méditation de Mademoiselle Lucie Schwob, Philosophies, No. 5/6, March 1925
  • Récits de rêve, in the special edition Les rêves, Le Disque vert, Third year, Book 4, No. 2, 1925
  • Carnaval en chambre, La Ligne de cœur, Book 4, March 1926
  • Ephémérides, Mercure de France, No. 685, 1 January 1927
  • Au Diable, Le Plateau, No. 2, May–June 1929
  • Ellis, Havelock: La Femme dans la société – I. L'Hygiene sociale, translated by Lucy Schwob, Mercure de France, 1929
  • Aveux non avenus, illustrated by Marcel Moore, Paris: Editions du Carrefour, 30 May 1930
    • Review on Bibliothèque Nationale Gallica
  • Frontière Humaine, self-portrait, Bifur, No. 5, April 1930
  • Protestez (AEAR), Feuille rouge, No. 2, March 1933
  • Contre le fascisme Mays aussi contre l'impérialisme francais (AEAR), Feuille rouge, No. 4, May 1933
  • Les Paris sont ouvert, Paris: José Corti, May 1934
  • Union de lutte des intellectuels révolutionnaires, Contre-Attaque, 7 October 1935
  • Prenez garde aux objets domestique, Cahier d'Art I-II, 1936
  • Sous le feu des canons francais ... et alliés, Contre-Attaque, March 1936
  • Dissolution de Contre-Attaque, L'Œuvre, 24 March 1936
  • Exposition surréaliste d'objets, Exhibition at the Charles Ratton Gallery, Paris, 22–29 May 1936. Items listed by Claude Cahun are Un air de famille and Souris valseuses
  • Il n'y a pas de liberté pour les ennemis de la liberté, 20 July 1936
  • Deharme, Lise: Le Cœur de Pic, 32 illustrated with 20 photos by Claude Cahun, Paris: José Cortis, 1937
  • Adhésion à la Fédération Internationale de l'Art Révolutionnaire Indépendant, Clé, No. 1, January 1939
  • À bas les lettres de cachets! À bas la terreur grise! (FIARI), June 1939

文献資料一覧(英語)[編集]

  • Weaver, M. and Hammond, A. "Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore: Surrealist Sisters." History of Photography, Summer 1993, 17 (2), 217.
  • Laurie J. Monahan, "Radical Transformations: Claude Cahun and the Masquerade of Womanliness". In: Catherine de Zegher (ed.), Inside the Visible, Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston & MIT Press, 1996.
  • Claude Cahun, Tacinta Dean and Virginia Nimarkoh: Mise-En-Scene: Institute for Contemporary Arts: London: 1996: ISBN 0-905263-59-6
  • Shelley Rice:Inverted Odysseys: Claude Cahun, Maya Deren and Cindy Sherman: Cambridge: Massachuesetts: MIT Press: 1999: ISBN 0-262-68106-4
  • Tirza True Latimer, "Narcissus and Narcissus: Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore," in Women Together/Women Apart: Portraits of Lesbian Paris. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2005. ISBN 0-8135-3595-6
  • 'Playing a Part: The Story of Claude Cahun,' drama documentary film by Lizzie Thynne, Brighton: Sussex University, 2004. Available from l.thynne@sussex.ac.uk.
  • Louise Downie: Don't Kiss Me: The Art of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore: London: Aperture: 2006: ISBN 1-85437-679-9
  • Julie Cole: "Claude Cahun, Marcel Moore and the Collaborative Construction of a Lesbian Subjectivity." In: Norma Broude and Mary D. Garrard (eds.), Reclaiming Female Agency: Feminist Art History after Postmodernism, Berkeley, University of California Press, 2005.
  • Marcus Williamson: "Claude Cahun at School in England", Lulu, 2011. ISBN 978-1-257-63952-6
  • Jennifer L. Shaw: Reading Claude Cahun's Disavowals, Ashgate, 2013.
  • Jennifer L. Shaw, “From Cabanel to Claude Cahun: More Manifestations of Venus” in Venus as Muse: Figurations of the Creative ed. Sebastian Goth, Rodopi, 2015.
  • Jennifer L. Shaw, “Neonarcissism” in *Nierika* (Mexico City: Universidad Iberoamericana), "La Política Visual del Narcisismo: estudios de casos," Vol. 2, no. 2, May 31, 2013, 19-26.
  • Jennifer L. Shaw, “Deconstructing Girlhood: Claude Cahun’s ‘Sophie la Symboliste,’ in Working Girls: Women’s Cultural Production During the Interwar Years, ed. Paula Birnbaum and Edwin Mellen Press, 2009.
  • Jennifer L. Shaw, “Narcissus and the Magic Mirror” in Don’t Kiss Me: The Art of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore, ed. Louise Downie, Tate Publishing, 2006.
  • Colvile, Georgiana M.M. "Self-Representation as Symptom: The Case of Claude Cahun." Interfaces: Women, Autobiography, Image, Performance. The University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, 2005. p. 263-288.

映像資料一覧[編集]

演劇[編集]

  • Claude, by Andrea Kleine

展覧会[編集]

  • International Surrealist Exhibition, London – June–July 1936
  • Surrealist Sisters Jersey Museum 1993
  • Mise en Scene – Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), London – 13 October to 27 November 1994
  • Claude Cahun : photographe : Claude Cahun 1894–1954 – Musée d'Art Moderne, Paris – 23 June to 17 September 1995
  • Neue Museum, Graz, Austria – 4 October to 3 December 1997
  • Fotografische Sammlung, Museum Folkwang Essen, Germany – 18 January – 8 March 1998
  • Don't Kiss Me – Disruptions of the Self in the Work of Claude Cahun – Presentation House Gallery, North Vancouver, Canada – 7 November to 20 December 1998
  • Don't Kiss Me – Disruptions of the Self in the Work of Claude Cahun – Art Gallery of Ontario, Ontario, Canada – 8 May to 18 July 1999
  • Inverted Odysseys – Grey Art Gallery, New York City – 16 November 1999 to 29 January 2000
  • Surrealism: Desire Unbound – Tate Modern, London – 20 September 2001 to 1 January 2002
  • Claude Cahun – Retrospective – IVAM, Valencia, Spain – 8 November 2001 to 20 January 2002
  • I am in training – don't kiss me – New York City – May 2004
  • Acting Out: Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore – The Judah L. Magnes Museum – 4 April – July 2005
  • Colby College Museum of Art, Waterville, ME, USA – September to October 2005
  • Jersey Museum – November 2005 to January 2006
  • Cahun Exhibition – Jeu de Paume, Place de la Concorde, Paris – 24 May to 25 September 2011.
  • Cahun Exhibition – Will also tour to Art Institute of Chicago and La Virreina Centre de la image, Barcelona in 2011/2012.
  • March 2012 in Cahun's home town of Nantes, as part of two seasons on 'Le film et l'acte de création: Entre documentaire et oeuvre d'art' ('Film and the creative act: Between documentary and the work of art').

脚注[編集]

注釈[編集]

  1. ^ La femme dans la Société. I. L'hygiène sociale. Lucie Schwob 名義[2]
  2. ^ Mise en Scène、「演出」の意。

出典[編集]



(一)^ abClaude Cahun  Chronology. 2016828

(二)^ Claude Cahun  Bibliography. 2016828

(三)^ Claude Cahun (Lucy Schwob) | Object:Photo | MoMA. www.moma.org. 2019921

(四)^ abColvile, Georgiana M.M. (2005). Self-Representation as Symposium: The Case of Claude Cahun. Interfaces: Women, Autobiography, Image, Performance: 265. http://alliance-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/UO:uo_alma:CP71131938420001451 201635. 

(五)^ abDoy, Gen (2007). Claude Cahun: A Sensual Politics of Photography. London/New York: I.B. Tauris. pp. xv-xvi. ISBN 9781845115517 

(六)^ Schirmer, Lothar (2001). Women Seeing Women, A Pictorial History of Women's Photography. NY: Norton. p. 208 

(七)^ Penelope Rosemont, Surrealist Women 1998, University of Texas Press

(八)^ Katy Deepwell ' Uncanny Resemblances: Restaging Claude Cahun in 'Mise en Scene issue 1 Dec 1996 n.paradoxa: international feminist art journal online pp. 4651

(九)^ David Bowie on DavidBowie.com. http://www.davidbowie.com/news/tonights-high-line-david-bowie-recommends-21926 2016116. "You could call her transgressive or you could call her a cross dressing Man Ray with surrealist tendencies. I find this work really quite mad, in the nicest way. Outside of France and now the UK she has not had the kind of recognition that, as a founding follower, friend and worker of the original surrealist movement, she surely deserves. Meret Oppenheim was not the only one with a short haircut. Nothing could better do this, I thought, than to show her photographs through the digital technology of the 21st century and in a setting that embraces the pastoral sanctuary of her last years." 

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